These rates are not comparable to each other. Facebook Live Views is sold per 1,000 viewer-slots (session length varies). Facebook live views are sold per 1,000 viewer-slots held for a duration each panel chooses. The per-1,000 figure prices time as well as audience, so we list the rates and decline to rank them. We list every rate below and deliberately refuse to rank them cheapest-first, because a ranking would assert an equivalence that does not exist.
Lowest rate listed
$0.035
not a ranking
Highest rate listed
$2,640.00
not a ranking
Rates listed
2312
Panels
47
Data captured from 47 panels
Rates on this page were read from panels’ own API catalogue endpoints or read from the price lists panels publish on their own sites — every listing says which on its service page, most recently on . Nothing here is an estimate, a reference range or a figure carried over from a page that no longer exists.
What is one unit of Facebook live views?
One unit is one viewer held on a live broadcast for a period the panel sets.
Compare this instead of the headline rate: Extract the hold duration and price the row per viewer-hour before comparing.
Who sells Facebook live views, and how far apart are they?
One row per panel, so the row count is the sample size. Each panel’s own cheapest, median and dearest listing for this one service, plus its cheapest worldwide listing — the nearest thing to a like-for-like figure. Alphabetical, not by price.
2,312 listed rates from 47 panels, read . Wide enough to read as a market rate.
Facebook Live Views: each panel’s price spread per 1,000, read Oct 22, 2026.
Ordered by panel and then by the panel’s own label — never by price. The label is printed in full because it is the only place the session length, package or length requirement is stated.
Facebook Live Views listings by panel, read Oct 22, 2026, not ranked.
Showing 120 of 2,312 listings. The panel and geography tables on this page summarise all of them; each panel’s full list is on its prices page, and every row is in the API.
What is a fair price for Facebook live views?
There is no fair price per 1,000 for this service, because a unit is not a fixed quantity of the product. The fair comparison is the one the unit allows: Extract the hold duration and price the row per viewer-hour before comparing.
What differs between panels selling Facebook live views?
Every row we have read on this service is worldwide, so the only variable is the hold duration — and that is in the listing text.
Facebook shows a live viewer count publicly during a broadcast, so a slot that expires early is visible in real time.
Facebook Live Views: what buyers ask
How much do Facebook live views cost?
We hold 2,312 listed rates from 47 panels, ranging from $0.035 to $2,640.00 per 1,000 — and we deliberately do not rank them or quote a median, because the service is sold per 1,000 viewer-slots (session length varies). The same headline figure can buy different amounts of the product at different panels.
Why are some Facebook live views so much cheaper than others?
Because the rows are not measuring the same quantity. Facebook live views are sold per 1,000 viewer-slots held for a duration each panel chooses. The per-1,000 figure prices time as well as audience, so we list the rates and decline to rank them.
What is the minimum order for Facebook live views?
It varies by listing. Across the 2,312 listed rates we hold, the smallest minimum is 0 and the largest maximum is 300M. Both are printed per row in the table on this page. Start at the minimum on any panel you have not used: a first order is a test, not a purchase.
Terms on this page
Each of these is a term buyers routinely read as meaning something it does not.